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The 13 pages that link to Spectrophotometer, each with the reason it gives.

• Beer–Lambert lawRelated: Its transmission measurements provide the absorbance used in the law.

• Absorption spectrumRelated: It produces the wavelength-by-wavelength measurements used to plot an absorption spectrum.

• Spectral power distributionRelated: The material-side counterpart of the spectroradiometer in spectral color measurement.

• Color differenceRelated: Its spectral measurements can be converted into color coordinates for difference calculations.

• Ultraviolet–visible spectroscopyBroader topic: Its light source, wavelength selector, sample holder, and detector produce the measured spectrum.

• TransmittanceRelated: It compares transmitted intensity with a reference to quantify transmittance.

• MonochromatorRelated: Many spectrophotometers use a monochromator to scan or isolate measurement wavelengths.

• SpectroscopeCompared with: It quantifies wavelength-dependent light absorption rather than merely displaying a spectrum.

• CIE standard observerRelated: Measured spectra can be converted to color coordinates using the observer.

• SpectrometerCompared with: It is optimized for quantitative absorption or transmission measurements, often using spectral selection.

• CIEDE2000Related: Benchtop and portable spectrophotometers compute CIEDE2000 between sample and standard readings.

• Diffuse reflectanceRelated: Its geometry and detector determine which reflected light contributes to the reported spectrum.

• PhototubeRelated: Phototubes served as sensitive light sensors in early spectrophotometers.